504 Pentagram Testimonials

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  • "In addition to changing the longstanding title of the magazine, Pentagram completely reimagined the publication's content and its overall look and feel to better reflect the institution's four defining principles: Student Always, Beyond Yourself, Confidence Without Attitude, and Question the Status Quo."

  • "Each data portrait is redeemable as a wearable button that visitors can take with them as a personal memento of the experience."

  • “Our goal for the new design was to create a friendly and memorable logo that clearly connects to our brand as the place that helps you create a home. We like the simplicity of the new identity, with an instantly recognizable ‘H’ and house.”

  • "By focusing on the jester cap, the platform hopes more people can imagine donning the hat and seeing themselves as Fools, too."

  • "The concept of a ‘digital fabric’ where different business elements are woven together is also a key part of the new identity, and the team created a set of abstract visualisations based on the ideas of network, connectivity and orchestration."

  • "The modern typographic logo designed by Pentagram is a visual manifestation of the brand idea, with the overlapping ‘good’ running through ‘fashion’."

  • "The campaign includes a series of 15 different posters that have been sniped on the façade of the gallery, where they double as exhibition graphics."

  • "The logo suggests a quantum core and visually resonates with a qubit, the basic unit of quantum information."

  • "The reason I wanted to do this book is to bring my extensive documentation of the godmothers of modern day roller derby to the masses."

  • "The words are trimmed along their top or bottom, playing with the edges to suggest the layering of sniped posters or the crop of a full-bleed design."

  • "The branding uses vintage colors, lush illustration and witty messaging to resonate emotionally with consumers and tap into the nostalgia of cooking as a communal activity."

  • "The wordmark emphasizes the “UP” in the name and creates a space that can be used as a window into the stories Upworthy tells: The “U” can function as a container for imagery from individual videos or categories of content."

  • "In 2006, Jane Thompson brought several scrapbooks of Design Research ephemera to Pentagram and asked the team to help her tell the remarkable D/R story."

  • "Pentagram drew from a variety of visual expressions of dance, with the goal of creating a graphic language that expresses the joy of physical movement."

  • "The new identity centers on a wordmark held by a set of brackets, instantly conveying the organization’s role as a support system for artists."